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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
4
The piece portrays Wild Bill as a fighting peace officer who killed in self defense or to uphold duty. It describes him as a necessary, if fiery, civilizer who used force to enforce law and order in the unsettled West. The note ends with a show listing at the Princess theater today.
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Marg aret C Shelton Phobe Decatur 362 social calendar mentions Papa Friday club and Stocking Club. Mrs Sara Jeffries and Mrs John Mc Gehee appear with the League of Women Voters. A Canal Street Book Club meeting and a U D C Benefit Card Party are scheduled for 2:30 PM at the Lyons hotel ballroom on Saturday.
Huntsville area social page notes Mrs J W Bogies hosted the Thursday Bridge Club on Johnston Street with Mrs H R Davis and Mrs J R Doss present. At another session Mrs Harry Carpenter and Mrs J Y Hamil hosted on Vine Street where Miss Mabel Nesbit won high score and Mrs H H May took second. A large list of Twin Cities visitors attended Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary Convocation in Huntsville with speakers including Mrs D E Wilson and Miss Margaret Week. Many residents plan visits, trips to Birmingham and Trinity for weddings and society events.
Fragmentary note mentions Albany Drug Co and Dota in a local context with unclear details about their actions or relations. No dates or specific events are readable.
Grammar school students hosted at the Malo on Moulton park this afternoon under YMC A supervision. R D Edwards boys' work secretary led the event and the sixth grade baseball game was part of a general cheerful afternoon in the park.
The attorney general’s opinion declares the Morgan County school district act unconstitutional. T. B. Brindley announces candidacy for Morgan County Board of Education, subject to the Democratic primary on May 13, 1924, paid political advertisement authorized by T. B. Brindley.
Mrs J W Boyd of St. Elmo Illinois testifies she used Black-Draught for three years to relieve constipation and stomach issues. She says it helped her and she recommended it to a visiting friend. The ad notes the product relieves constipation by aiding bowels and liver function and costs 5 cents a dose from local druggists.
A testimonial claims Mayr's Remedy cured chronic right side pain and sour stomach without surgery. The ad asserts the remedy removes catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, promising relief and money back after one dose.
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